Basic Income Feasibility Study
SRDC is working with Pauktuutit Inuit of Canada to explore the feasibility of basic income in Inuit Nunangat and its potential impacts on Inuit women and gender diverse Inuit. A key aspect of this project is to better understand how “success” of any future basic income policy should be defined. SRDC is conducting a targeted document and literature review and key informant interviews. SRDC will produce a final report that emphasizes actionable recommendations for the future, and supports the development of a plan of action/next steps toward a comprehensive feasibility study.
Project Details
Capability: Policy Research
Policy Area: Income Security
Population: Indigenous Peoples - Women
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